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Dimagi Naxal Janta Party X account emerges after PM remark
A new funny account on X called 'Dimagi Naxal Janta Party' appeared after India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, used the words 'dimagi naxal' in a speech.
The account follows many famous people like Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, and some YouTubers and actors.
It also shared a message from actor Prakash Raj, who told people to ask questions instead of just believing what they hear.
The Prime Minister said 'dimagi naxal' during his Independence Day speech.
Some people, like Congress leader P. Chidambaram, said they were proud to be called that.
A minister named Kiren Rijiju explained that the Prime Minister was not talking about opposition leaders.
He said the words were for people who support Maoists, want to break the country, or support certain ideas.
The account is part of a big political argument about what the Prime Minister meant.
Many people are talking about it online.
A new X account called 'Dimagi Naxal Janta Party' (@DNJP_India) emerged after PM Narendra Modi's 'dimagi naxal' remark.
The account follows 13 accounts, including Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav, Arvind Kejriwal, Dhruv Rathee, Kunal Kamra, and Prakash Raj.
The account retweeted actor Prakash Raj's post urging people to question rather than blindly accept.
PM Modi used the 'dimagi naxal' phrase during his Independence Day address.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said the remark was aimed at those supporting Maoists, separatists, Article 370, or cutting the 'chicken neck'.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, actor Prakash Raj, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, and Congress leader P. Chidambaram
- What
- A new X account called 'Dimagi Naxal Janta Party' emerged following PM Modi's 'dimagi naxal' remark, sparking political reactions
- Where
- India, primarily on the social media platform X
- When
- Shortly after PM Modi's Independence Day address
- Why
- The account emerged amid political controversy over PM Modi's 'dimagi naxal' remark
Critics of the remark
Government supporters
Meaning of 'dimagi naxal'
Critics of the remark
Congress leader P. Chidambaram said he was proud to be a 'dimagi naxal', suggesting the term is a badge of honor for questioning authority.
Government supporters
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said the term was not aimed at opposition leaders but at those supporting Maoists, rejecting the Constitution, backing separatists, supporting Article 370, or advocating cutting the 'chicken neck'.
Key facts
- Account name
- Dimagi Naxal Janta Party
- Account handle
- @DNJP_India
- Accounts followed
- 13 accounts
- Notable figures followed
- Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav, Arvind Kejriwal, Dhruv Rathee, Kunal Kamra, Prakash Raj, Mohammed Zubair
- Context
- PM Modi's 'dimagi naxal' remark during Independence Day address
- Minister's explanation
- Kiren Rijiju said the remark targeted supporters of Maoists, separatists, Article 370, or cutting the 'chicken neck'
Quotes
Kiren Rijiju
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister
“Modi had not specifically referred to opposition leaders as ‘dimagi naxals’. The term was intended for people who support Maoists and reject the Indian Constitution, back separatists, support Article 370 or advocate cutting the ‘chicken neck’ connecting the Northeast with the rest of India.”
wionews.com
“Dimagi bano .. Bewakoof nahi. Sawaal karo .. Gulami nahi.”
wionews.com
Sources
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